Re: [css-d] Div Positioning

2009-01-16 Thread Gunlaug Sørtun
Robert Swilley wrote: > http://www.rswilley.com/layout/index.html > > I'm having an issue with the navigation in IE7. If you take a look > at it you will see that the nav buttons are too low. Why is there so > much gap in IE7? If you look at it in Firefox it is basically where > I want it.

[css-d] Div Positioning

2009-01-16 Thread Robert Swilley
Hello, I've got a stripped down version of my site's header here: http://www.rswilley.com/layout/index.html I'm having an issue with the navigation in IE7. If you take a look at it you will see that the nav buttons are too low. Why is there so much gap in IE7? If you look at it in Firefox it

Re: [css-d] Some css questions

2009-01-16 Thread Gunlaug Sørtun
4css aka deb wrote: > I had a layout that worked with IE6 really great, however, I used > the alsett clearing method, which I am finding isn't one that works > in IE7? The method works... ...it is only a question about how one applies it. > U

Re: [css-d] Random padding in firefox...

2009-01-16 Thread Bill Brown
Jerod Venema wrote: > Thanks all for the replies...the overflow: hidden does indeed do the trick, [snip] > ...I'm still playing with it to figure this out... I just sent something like this to the list a while back, so pardon the redundancy, but it seemed to help some folks, so here it is again:

Re: [css-d] Random padding in firefox...

2009-01-16 Thread Jerod Venema
Thanks all for the replies...the overflow: hidden does indeed do the trick, and Georg's explanation makes sense. The 1px border is still up on the site, because you can't *really* tell that it's there and I'm still playing with it to figure this out, so if anyone else wants to mess with it in fireb

[css-d] Page Check Please

2009-01-16 Thread hairball
OK I have this page it works fine in Safari, FF on Mac. I did take notice that if I added a wrapper around the header to the footer the maincontent bgcolor moves to the top of the manicontent section. Now if I move the closing div for the maincontent so it is outside of the footer closing div the

Re: [css-d] Hide labeled link [a rel]

2009-01-16 Thread Bill Brown
> I want to hide all the links labeled rel="tag", maintaining visibility > for the rest of the content. In theory, you could use this attribute selector: a[rel~=tag]{display:none} In practice, IE lte 6 do not support the attribute selector. You could use a javascript solution for the older IEs o

Re: [css-d] Hide labeled link [a rel]

2009-01-16 Thread Brian Funk
Luigi Assom wrote: > I have the following class which style many different links. > > Date > rel="category tag">Mostra Tutti and tag: > > link_i1, rel="tag">link_i2, > > Modifica > > I want to hide all the links labeled rel="tag", maintaining visibility > for the rest of the content. add

Re: [css-d] Some css questions

2009-01-16 Thread Bill Brown
4css aka deb wrote: > Any help would be so greatly appreciated, there are so many different > layouts out there and I really need to brush up on my skills again. Glad you're feeling better. Your questions cover a broad range of topics and replying to them would require a fairly lengthy email. M

[css-d] Some css questions

2009-01-16 Thread 4css aka deb
I have been away from coding for over a year due to illness and am trying to get my brain back into coding again. And being self taught I am sure there were things previous to my illness that I could have still learned from more studying. My questions are related to floats and IE7. I had a l

[css-d] Hide labeled link [a rel]

2009-01-16 Thread Luigi Assom
Hi all! I hope this mailing list will help. I have the following class which style many different links. Date Mostra Tutti and tag: link_i1, link_i2, Modifica I want to hide all the links labeled rel="tag", maintaining visibility for the rest of the content. Is it possible? How to do th

Re: [css-d] Random padding in firefox...

2009-01-16 Thread Gunlaug Sørtun
David Hucklesby wrote: > Indeed that works. But I'm as confused as Jerod here - I don't see > evidence of margins on anything here. The only element that's likely > to have a margin is the UL, and Jerod has expressly set that to > zero. And poking around with Firebug, I can't see what is > over